Astro got into this box of straws while I was taking a shower! He loves to make big messes every chance he gets- he’s luck he’s so cute and loveable!
the last straw
Posts By: Audra Williams
Closed windows can’t stop me!
“I chased a squirrel thru a CLOSED window.” Herman loves the squirrels but when he went after this one it wasn’t on the other side of the yard. It was on the other side of the window. He wasn’t hurt and neither was the squirrel. Just my bank account.
George Washington Needed To Know His Place!
I came home from work and Gizmo decided to go through my work bag while I was in another room. I come out to see the only dollar I had torn up. Guess George didn’t know his place.
Pickles panty party!
Every chance she gets, Pickles- our 7-year old Boston Terrier rescue- goes after my wife’s unmentionables. She’s gone through half a dozen already!
New shades
I liked Mom’s new sunglasses so much that I chewed both arms so I could keep them myself!
Bella makes an pee-l to your better judgment
I decided to bring my dog up to university for a week and she wouldn’t pee when I took her outside. Turns out she prefers my roommate’s carpet!
Riley Had a Great Morning
I had to have a bath because I thought it was a great idea to roll around in another dog’s poop.
Not So Picky Eater
“I knocked a vase of tulips over onto the couch, ate them, then threw them up onto the rug… you’re welcome!”
Pepperly has been dieting and has lost 7 pounds in the past year. She rebels against our attempts to keep her healthy by eating anything she can. Now we know flowers are on the menu too!
Full of shame
our new boston terrier pup ate about a pound of poop from our 97lbs greater swiss mountain. she then threw up the poop in her crate along with pooping herself in the crate, found some way out go her crate and decided to go everywhere in the house leaving poo prints all over the place.
Not exactly teacher’s pet
Tetley the whippet spends a lot of time looking guilty, because he also spends a lot of time stealing and eating (or just destroying) our property. We’re used to it by now, but he crossed the line when he bit the nose off of the teedy bear that Clara had brought home from school to look after,
